Parts of a Plant

When it comes to identifying plants, and even when
gardening, It is important to understand the different
parts of a plant. This area of expertise
is called plant morphology, which is
the study of the external structure and their physical
form. People normally think of a plants anatomy when
it comes to their parts, but plant anatomy refers to
the internal structure of their parts. In plant
morphology, two distinct areas are looked at;
the vegetative structures, and the reproductive structures.

The individual links found here will take you to pages
that describe all the different types of the particular
plant part you chose.

Vegetative Structures

The vegetative structures of plants include the two
major organ systems; the shoot system, which contains
the leaves and stems,
and the root system. Most plants have both these systems,
and as such, provide a common ground for the comparative
nature of plant morphology as a whole.